Our Summer Wash Day | 40" x 60"
About the Artwork
Our Summer Wash Day is a 40" x 60" oil painting by Steve R. Coffey The artwork depicts a vibrant summer day on the prairies, captured beautifully on canvas. The sky is a spectacle of swirling clouds painted in a lively array of blues and whites, suggesting the playful movement of a summer breeze. Below this aerial display, a quaint homestead sits amid the expansive fields, evoking a sense of homely charm. The clothesline, subtly suggested amid the scene, adds a touch of everyday life to the wild, natural backdrop.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 40" x 60"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: This painting is meant to hang unframed and is painted on 1 1/2" gallery wrap canvas with finished edges.
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